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Keyword filter #513
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I also agree that this should be a feature, but we just have not gotten around to it! Could you maybe provide some more details in how you would like to see this be implemented? Would this be for posts, comments, or something else entirely? I think showing screenshots of other apps and how they do it, or providing some context into how you would like to access/edit these keywords would be really beneficial |
Certainly, and thanks for the feedback! In similar readers (Sync, Boost,
Connect, Jerboa, et al.), the Filter integration is a Setting and functions
at the feed level. I'm not sure if it also affects comments, though that
seems doubtful. Personally, I'd like to be able to filter out, at the very
least, things like: death, murder, rape, torture, and others, as well as
assclown news like Trump, DeSantis, QAnon, Westboro, etc. To put it simply:
if I want to hear about them, I'll actively look it up. Other than that,
life's too short. :)
…On Tue, Aug 1, 2023, 1:24 PM Hamlet Jiang Su ***@***.***> wrote:
I also agree that this should be a feature, but we just have not gotten
around to it!
Could you maybe provide some more details in how you would like to see
this be implemented? Would this be for posts, comments, or something else
entirely? I think showing screenshots of other apps and how they do it, or
providing some context into how you would like to access/edit these
keywords would be really beneficial
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Thanks for the reply! Another question: for other apps, does this filter only apply to the title of the post? or does it also apply to the body/text of the post? It also sounds like to me that there's a way to bypass the filtered keywords as well. Would this be a setting to toggle on/off filters, or is there another way to trigger this bypass? |
I don't have other readers installed currently, so I can't screenshot, but:
the Settings field is generally just a line for text, with the keywords
separated by a comma. No bypass, etc. Also, I believe it screens the
entirety of the initial post (title, body, image alt text, etc) just not
the comments, if any.
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Thanks for the reply! Another question: for other apps, does this filter
only apply to the title of the post? or does it also apply to the body/text
of the post?
It also sounds like to me that there's a way to bypass the filtered
keywords as well. Would this be a setting to toggle on/off filters, or is
there another way to trigger this bypass?
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Hey there, chiming in to how Memmy currently handles filters. At the moment there are two options.
Works really well and I'd love to see something like that implemented in Thunder. Thanks! |
This should definitely be possible to do!
For this particular issue, I do feel like it should be a feature that lemmy itself provides as any solutions that we implement on our end will still be sub-optimal (would still need to perform the same API calls and it would still eat up data whereas the lemmy instance would be able to directly filter that out before sending the response back to us) I'm hoping that lemmy will implement a native way to do this before we get around to this, but if it doesn't end up happening, then we can see how best to do this on our end |
Lemmy natively does provide the option to block communities, but it does not currently allow people to filter posts based on title. I actually submitted an issue on the Lemmy side as well. |
Yeah, we have functionality to block communities and users since that's offered by lemmy natively. It would be great if they could also add in filtering for keywords on posts/instances since that would just make everything more efficient in terms of reducing fetching unnecessary data |
Agreed, and blocking instances is only going to become more essential as
the platform gains traction. Incorporating a Report option to blocking such
(and users) would be efficient, too.
Personally, I prefer passively filtering posts, but actively blocking
instances/users. The difference is in the action of pruning one's feed vs.
declaring a source unfit/unnecessary.
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Lemmy natively does provide the option to block communities, but it does
not currently allow people to filter posts based on title. I actually
submitted an issue on the Lemmy side as well.
Yeah, we have functionality to block communities and users since that's
offered by lemmy natively. It would be great if they could also add in
filtering for keywords on posts/instances since that would just make
everything more efficient in terms of reducing fetching unnecessary data
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Just as an FYI, seems like instance blocking will land in lemmy soon: LemmyNet/lemmy#3869 |
This is now in PR stage, let me know what you think about the implementation! (video is attached in the PR: #974) |
Keyword filters were added in a previous version and is generally available! I'll close this issue as completed. If there are any other requests, feel free to create a new issue! |
Please, correct me if I'm missing out somehow, but I've searched high & low for a simple keyword filter section in Settings, etc., and I'm comin' up empty.
All due respect, but I feel that this is a standard component of all aggregate reader apps (eg. Sync, Boost, RIF, etc.), and I'm genuinely surprised to see it missing in Thunder. I'm unaware of how simple it may be to implement, so please take this as a polite request, not a judgement.
The app itself is fantastic, otherwise, and I'm pretty impressed at the feature additions with each update. Keep up the great work!
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